Top side of Phase 90 PCB.

E-H/Sovtek Small Stone, underneath housing, side.

Dunlop Crybaby Wah, innards - switch, pot, inductor, switches.

EH Big Muff Pi, inside box.

The Great Canadian Stompbox Showdown presented by Nice Rack Canada.

Saturday September 27th, 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM at the Nice Rack Canada Showroom, 262 Carlaw Avenue, Suite 110-B, Toronto, Ontario.

Thanks to our show sponsors, each vendor station will be equipped with a Gibson Guitar into a Traynor Amplifier into a Mesa Cab Clone (Amp to Headphone levelling box) into Sennheiser HD280 headphones. Multiple players can be demo'ing pedals at one time with zero noise pollution from station to station.

This event will provide players with a unique chance to interact with the brands & builders outside the normal retail environment. Vendors include Eventide, Tribute Audio Designs, SolidGoldFX, Jonny Rock Gear, Plant 4 Thermionic Designs, Outlaw Effects, Moog Music Inc. & T-Rex Effects.

We'll be giving away some door prizes by RJM Music, Voodoo Lab & Sennheiser, entries will be accepted throughout the day, the drawing will be held at the close of the show and the prizes can be claimed at Nice Rack Canada or mailed to the winners.

AKGさんでモディファイしてもらったワウとボリュームペダルを組み込んだ。

Wampler Pedals Pinnacleのセッティングを幾つか試しました。

アンプ JC-120

ギター Ibanez JEM7V

audiotool demo

( client: Hobnox AG )

A dual 3904 transistor fuzz, fairly typical circuit that gave a decent fuzz but not as cutting as I wanted, so I added a switchable 2x1N60 diode drain for more grit (red LED for grit, green LED for "grit off"). The knobs are from an old portable TV set.

Circuit design:

Dunlop Crybaby Wah, Cliff jack.

Danelectro Pastrami Overdrive, circuit board from bottom.

2knob type

MXR Dyna Comp, inside.

Here's the reverse side of a quick perfboard layout of the Vox repeat percussion tremolo pedal.

MXR Dyna Comp.

MXR Blue Box, bottom cover and serial number.

Modified Phase 90, circuit board top.

Ikea Brada laptop support repurposed as a pedalboard

Rogue VP-201 stereo volume

DIY Devi Ever Hyperion fuzz/distortion

Zoom RFX-300 multi-effects, usually set to plate reverb

Starcaster Chorus with switches for vibrato and extra depth

Danelectro Tuna Melt Tremolo, stock

Digitech PDS 20/20 Multiplay with trim pots for repeats and delay time mounted as external controls

Russian built Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi.

Buy it here goo.gl/kejrdw

Video here youtu.be/cbWK5MznbdU

Window of Hank's, 27 Denmark Street, London WC2.

Sony A7 + Carl Zeiss MM Distagon T* 28mm f2.8

MXR Carbon Copy, box.

E-H/Sovtek Small Stone, bottom of housing. No feet and battery compartment door missing (hole covered in Velcro).

Dunlop Crybaby Wah, switch.

Danelectro Pastrami Overdrive, circuit board from top.

Just added the Line6 Verbzilla. Reverb! Also changed out my volume pedal.

TS9, component side of PCB. TA75558 chip, no green goop.

Front of the Schaller fuzz 'clone'. I just stuck with the simple design from the original Schaller when I painted this one, only th words are written in german i believe on the original?? Turned out good though, and you would think it turned it AWESOME if you HEARD it! :)

なんとか年内に決められた。スタジオでテストしたかったけどそれは年内にはできなさそうだな。

Looper fabricado para Daniel Plaza, de Concepción. Con éste pedal es posible conmutar entre 2 cadenas de efectos utilizando las salidas de Send A y B y reconectar con Return A y B respectivamente. Proporciona un control más ordenado en el setup evitando conmutar varios pedales para su funcionamiento a la elección del músico

Posee un led indicador de encendido principal y 2 leds pequeños que indican la cadena de efectos seleccionada.

The Staccato effect pedal in prototype stage.

Listen to samples:

narbotic.net/?p=136

MXR Phase 90, bottom.

Bending brake for bending stompbox enclosures. This design was based on materials I had available lying around. The channel steel is from an old fold up cot....

Ibanez AD-9.

Recorded a small piece "live" two nights ago and took pictures of the set-up. This was shot with Pano on the iPhone. More info here: Dance Robot Dance

Mais um fruto da parceria entre a F!RE e Augusto Cabrera, o pedal OVERDRIVE que leva sua assinatura é feito à mão na nossa CUSTOM SHOP com componentes selecionados um a um – como a chave 3PDT true bypass e o diodo de germânio – no nível dos melhores pedais “de boutique” do mundo. A sensação de tocar com o nosso OVERDRIVE é a de “plugar” a sua guitarra em um amplificador valvulado, dados a incrível dinâmica e o timbre que foi conseguido com muita dedicação da nossa equipe, a fim de respeitar a “personalidade” de cada guitarrista, guitarra e amplificador, indo de uma leve saturação a um Drive pesado e refinado.

AD-9 pots and wiring.